Indoor FTTH Armored Flat Drop Cable, Anti-rat Butterfly Flexible Steel Tube Spiral Armoured

Wirenet's armoured FTTH Inddor optical cable Armoured and fiber unit is positioned in the centre. Two 0.5mm FRP are placed at the two sides. A steel wire as the additional strength member is also applied.  Then, the cable is completed with a white or Black LSZH sheath. 

This is a "hybrid" product that combines the ease of use of indoor butterfly-shaped cables with the robust protection of metal-armored cables. It addresses the vulnerability of ordinary indoor fiber optic cables to rodent damage and mechanical damage, providing a reliable and highly secure solution for the last segment of FTTH lines in harsh indoor environments. While its higher cost and weight should be considered, the level of protection it offers is unmatched by other standard indoor fiber optic cables.

Cable construction details

Cable Mechanical characteristic

Feature:

1. Completely solved the optical fiber in the process of fiber optic cable processing and the use of the process of micro-bending loss.
2. The basic solution to the cable protection of rodents, termites, insects and other environmental requirements.
3. Basically solved the quality problem caused by improper operation during product placement. It can be said that the optical fiber in the product cannot be harmed by the force of hands.
4. Basically solved the maintenance problem in the operation process and achieved maintenance-free.
5. Basically solve the bottleneck of pipeline resources for laying optical cable products. When the armored optical cable and connector products of each meter flexible steel tube are laid, the metal armor covered by the optical fiber is equivalent to laying a pipe at the same time, which greatly reduces the construction difficulty and cost.
6. Maximized the development demand of fiber dense distribution.

Application:

Internal FTTH applications horizontal and riser, especially suitable for the last leg in FTTH systems:

* Data centers/server rooms: Areas requiring extremely high connection reliability and where rodent infestation is a risk.

* High-rise building vertical shafts: Areas prone to rodent infestation, requiring high-strength protection.

* Factory workshops and warehouses: Complex environments with potential risks of mechanical damage and rodent infestation.

* Historical buildings and old apartments: Situations where rodent infestation is severe and difficult to eradicate.

* Residential or business users with extremely demanding network stability requirements: Serving as the final "insurance" segment from the building's distribution box to the user's premises.

* Special locations: Such as grain warehouses, food processing plants, and underground facilities where rodents are active.